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VOLUME 8, ISSUE 6 NOVEMBER-DECEMBER 2016

Inside - Challenging the tenets of mainstream scientific a g e n d a s - P A G E 2 Evidence of modern-level intelligence abounds in the Lower Paleolithic archaeologi- cal record . Unfortunately, it is routinely kept from the public by mainstream scientists. We need Engraved stone from to recognize that ideologically-dogmatic institutions hinder our understanding of the past. New World glacial paleosol, Part 3

Jeffrey Goodman

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Enlargements of From to the Flagstaff Stone Space Age, Part 4 “Any information about electron micro- technologically Inconvenient probe scans advanced races evidence has inhabiting the a habit of Australian conti- disappearing nent tens of thou- in anthro- PAGE 6 sands of years pology. Ar- before the influx chaeologist Member news and of Stone Age and former other information Aboriginal tribes Director, Fred has been deleted from Budinger, sends an update on Ray Urbaniak, Terry Australian textbooks… systematically replaced the preservation Bradford, Virginia status of Calico The Flagstaff Stone and Paleolithic personal orna- with a fabricated story Steen-McIntyre, Early Man Site. its prehistoric en- ments are a sure sign of about Australian prehis- John Feliks It is more proof graved geometric lines modern human behavior. tory. ...For the last fifty that the U.S. and is something that Lynch and Dullum report on new years, the Aboriginal Mexico neglect PAGE 7 ‘shouldn’t’ exist in the finds, including a perforated flint, has been mis- controversial New World according to from Norfolk sites originally pub- using taxpayer money sites (See Bud- Status report on mainstream theory. lished by the prolific and ground- to invent a culture that inger, p. 7 ). That is why it has been breaking amateur J.R. Moir. Moir ‘never existed.’ In order around for 35 years and deduced Acheulian-age man in to hide the truth, ar- Fred E. Budinger, Jr. yet few know about it. the U.K. 100 years before main- chaeological evidence of Evolution myths such as stream ( p. 9 ). sophisticated earlier P A G E 8 Out-of-Africa taught as cultures was destroyed fact are set up to auto- thanks to the repatria- matically rule out evi- Language origin tion law and also en- dence that does not theorists still ig- forced by the Aboriginal support them. Because industry.” noring archaeo- of this, pre-committed re- logical evidence has a long history of researchers perpetuate controlling evidence in searcher and false ideas of low intel- order to manipulate preservation- John Feliks ligence in early people public beliefs about the ist, engineer, by keeping conflicting past—especially cultural Ray Urbaniak — P A G E 9 evidence from being identities. As noted who has written seen. In this Special earlier in PCN , U.S. in PCN about Lithics and relics of report Part 3 , Jeffrey citizens are not the only the multi- East Anglia, U.K., Goodman, PhD, finishes ones in a large country generational Part 2 : a.) Perfo- his series detailing the being railroaded by the potential of rated flint, b.) electron microprobe corrupted fields of an- preserved oral authenticity studies of tradition in rock bone implement Language origin theories are thropology, biology, and the Flagstaff Stone con- paleontology. Australia art—draws at- ducted by Dr. Julien back in the news. However, tention to an Kevin Lynch and linguists—following in Chomsky’s is another leader. Note : Allaz (Research Associ- The author dedicated intriguing report Richard Dullum ate, Manager, electron footsteps or not—are still pre- suggesting accu- suming evolution and speculating this article to the late microprobe facility, Professor John Mul- rate knowledge P A G E 1 1 Univ. of CO). He also on psychology and neuroscience passed down by all while ignoring actual symbolic vaney, father of Austra- shows how mainstream lian archaeology, who Australian Abo- From Stone Age to efforts dissuade the evidence in archaeology. Above : riginal cultures 400,000-yr. old bone engravings had the courage to Space Age, Part 4 public from considering bring such information 7000–18,000 evidence objectively showing duplicated motifs, syntactic years ago (see contexts, and systems—hallmarks before the world’s public Vesna Tenodi (see Goodman, p. 2 ). Urbaniak, p. 6 ). of language (see Feliks, p. 8 ). (see Tenodi, p. 12 ).

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Engraved stone found in New world glacial paleosol The Flagstaff Stone offers profound information on the age and intellect of early man in the Americas, Part 3

By Jeffrey Goodman , PhD, archaeologist, geologist

Eds. Notes: The figures in this rate geologists who “Since Mar- 3-part series adhere to the num- specialize in petrogra- shack...three bering in Dr. Goodman’s paper. phy have studied the They were selected out by Dr. stone, and reviewed separate ge- Goodman from the originals in Dr. Allaz’s 10-fig. report. Marshack’s material. The figures used here These geologists have are 10 , 2, and 3. all agreed about the Note: enlargements of being old and the main figures in this not recent. Further, series follow the article. as Marshack called for a cross section, Dr. Allaz made two thin Continuing from sections that crossed Part 2 in PCN #43, five different grooves Sept-Oct 2016… The Flagstaff Stone and engravings. in six different places. Alexander Mar- When examined by shack concluded his study of the extremely high ologists who the Flagstaff Stone having magnification of the specialize in seen only the cursory report SEM aspect of the petrography from the first geologist who electron microprobe, studied the the cross sections stone. He show that the profiles Fig. 2. As per Dr. Allaz’s initial petrographic wrote to of the grooves are microscope observations the Flagstaff Stone me on totally enclosed by shows “two distinct domains.” One is a fresh April 23, the weathering rind gray core and the other an altered brownish rim about 1-3 mm thick. Right sample. 1983 that with clay in the bot- the final toms of the grooves determina- and along their walls (e.g., zone or weathering rind with tion of the see Fig. 10 ). This photo- waxy clay and highly weath- stone had graphically documented that ered minerals. Marshack to come the grooves are old and un- writes, “That the areas of from a altered by the cleaning proc- the grooves are drastically second ess. One could ask how different in color and texture geologist could have Marshack been from the rest of the stone.” who exam- so far off in his analysis of Dr. Allaz’s electron micro- ines the the grooves. First, it should probe photos show that this stone and be noted that the late Alex- area of “drastically different his slides ander Marshack (1918-2004) in color and texture” is the and notes. was not a geologist. He was clay of the alteration zone or Marshack an independent scholar weathering rind that encloses also said, trained in journalism who the entire stone (e.g., see “If possi- studied Upper Paleolithic art. Fig. 2a above and Fig. 3a ble, have a The “equivocation” in his on the following page). cross sec- analysis was because he did not fully recognize the differ- This weathering rind mainly Fig. 10. Clay is present both along the rim tion made formed under the sandy and within the grooves, suggesting that the ent petrographic components across one matrix (which itself is clay formed after the grooves were made. of the stone whose fresh line where weathered) and mud while no rework- core was gray. While he rec- ognized that the stone was the stone was buried. (The have studied ing due to cleaning is evi- stone is a volcanic tuff and the stone. dent. That thin cross section once covered by a thick mud, he did not recognize its volcanic glass weathered ...all agreed under the microscope would to allophane and then sili- tell if the groove is old or that under this mud the about the stone was covered by a cate clays.) As it turned out, recent by the depth to which the material cleaned from grooves being the weathering has de- sandy matrix that survived in patches, and that under the stone and its grooves old and not scended inward along the was mostly the sandy matrix wall of the groove.” Since this sandy matrix lay a recent.” brownish colored alteration Marshack wrote, three sepa- >> Cont.Cont. onon pagepage 123

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Engraved stone from New World glacial paleosol (cont.)

that needed to be removed The late Dr. Paul S. Martin, In sum, Marshack’s opinion to properly study the Department of Geosciences, for “deepening and straight- “The grooves. Marshack, not University of Arizona, made ening” of the grooves having stone is a recognizing the distinct the gouge. Dr. Martin was a occurred during the process very hard change in color and texture good friend who had visited of cleaning based on evi- and dense was the result of chemical the Flagstaff site and fol- dence of the deep gouge is weathering wrote, “The lowed my progress even clearly erroneous, since Dr. piece of stone could not have been though he was an advocate Martin with great effort cemented found in this state.” He then for the late entry model for made the deep gouge with a asks, “Did early man. Unfortunately, stainless steel pen . deepen- when Dr. Martin examined Similarly, Marshack’s opinion ing and the stone he cut into it with for “deepening and straight- straight- a stainless steel pocketknife ening” of the grooves based ening before I could stop him. Dr. on evidence of the occur Martin was trying to deter- “drastically different color during mine the hardness of the and texture [of the grooves] this proc- stone and the thickness of from the rest of the stone” is ess of the weathering rind encasing also erroneous, since he did cleaning? the stone. Despite my re- not recognize the distinct Is the peatedly explaining how the weathering rind that en- stone soft “deep gouge” came about to closed the grooves. Unfortu- enough Marshack, he ignored this nately, Dr. Stanford of the for this to explanation. For example, on Smithsonian relied on Mar- have oc- October 15, 1979 I wrote a shack’s deeply flawed analy- curred? It letter to Marshack about this sis to go a step further and seems so deep gouge, which he said, write in Science 81 , “Every from evi- was “thoroughly scraped.” I groove without exception dence of wrote that the area that had had been deepened and the deep been “thoroughly scraped” is straightened, reworked after gouge the area where “Paul Martin, it was dug out of the ground that was the head geoscientist at the … thus the stone cannot be made on University of Arizona (when I used as evidence that early Face 2.” asked him to examine the man engraved it.” An impor- Fig. 3. Another of Dr. Allaz’s petrographic Marshack stone) cut into the stone tant question is why Dr. microscope studies showing two distinct thought Stanford made an assess- domains—a fresh gray core and an altered before I could stop him. I brownish rim—of the Flagstaff Stone. that the then circled the area with ment on the specimen before stone was Paul’s green pen to distin- proper analysis by geologists relatively guish the mark from those of and petrograghers were volcanic soft and sedimentary. The the engraved lines. I then completed. In the opening ash— evidence for softness of the subsequently decided to paragraph of his report to igneous stone that Marshack used scrape this area clean to me (March 17, 1980), Mar- was “the deep gouge on avoid confusion when I pho- shack wrote that his first not sedi- Face 2.” To the contrary, the tographed the stone.” With impression was that the mentary ; stone is a very hard and this explanation, I included stone “was intentionally in other dense piece of cemented two drawings to show the made. I could not see the words, it volcanic ash—igneous not position of the scrapped area straight lines having occurred sedimentary ; in other and the approximate size of accidentally… it would seem is com- words, it is composed of the the gouge and green circle. that the ‘double’ lines seem posed of cemented and hardened Nevertheless, Marshack in more certainly engraved and the ce- ejecta from an explosive his report of March 17, 1980 also straighter.” While not mented volcanic eruption. Cleaning totally ignored this and calling for forgery, Marshack with a brush could not have stated, “In one area [the thereafter repeatedly sug- and hard- made or deepened such stone] it was deeply gouged gested that cleaning might ened grooves, especially such for some reason. This still have somehow generated ejecta straight grooves. A tool as remains unexplained, why so the grooves and negated the from an hard as stainless steel is deep and wide an area stones implications. Mar- needed to cut into the stone. gouged out? ...The fact that shack ignored the informa- explosive The “deep gouge” that Mar- so drastic a change was in- tion I gave him about Dr. volcanic shack referenced as evi- tentionally imposed suggests Martin making the deep eruption.” dence of how cleaning could that other changes were gouge. It seems that Mar- have caused deepening and perhaps made on the stone, shack wrote his report for straightening of the grooves including deepening or was not made by cleaning. strengthening the grooves.” > Cont. on page 4

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Engraved stone from New World glacial paleosol (cont.)

someone other than me. this information and the is a conundrum that future Nevertheless, in a letter analysis used to recognize it. textbooks and theorists will (April 23, 1980) written to Nevertheless, a few high- have to confront. me a month after his report, lights that are relatively easy Marshack notes “the equivo- to recognize by simply Note cation in [his] analysis” and checking line proportions and In 1981, my plans for further says, “This does not mean angles present on the more work at the site and study of that I see the stone as engraved side of the stone the stone came to a sudden “The ‘false.’” In this final letter to follow. (Note, to precisely halt. The US Forest Service me, to his credit Marshack measure the line proportions stone re- denied a permit for further suggested having a second and angles of the stone a excavation by Dr. Bryan and sided in geologist study the stone, photograph of the stone was me, and demanded the re- the stor- and having “a cross section enlarged [12x] and digitized turn of the Flagstaff Stone age facili- made across one line where and then loaded into a com- and related stone tools. I no reworking due to cleaning puter aided drafting system.) ties of the was told that the test shaft is evident.” As noted three Some of these measurements had to be backfilled and the Coconino geologists who specialize in seem to demonstrate that the site abandoned. (Antiquity Branch of petrography have since stud- First Americans had knowl- law designates that the For- the U.S. ied the stone, and two cross edge of the mathematically est Service needs to consult sections that crossed five important ratios of phi and Forest with the head archeologist at lines in six different places “root two” (which predates the Smithsonian on such service have been made and studied the Pythagorean Theorem). matters (Dr. Dennis Stan- for 30 with a scanning electron mi- See Fig. 10 above. In 1984, a ford?). The stone resided in years croprobe, and documented number of eminent university the storage facilities of the that many tens of thousands scholars wrote letters of sup- (from Coconino Branch of the U.S. of years have passed since port for some of these initial Forest service for 30 years 1981 un- the grooves were made. In mathematical findings. These (from 1981 until 2011) until til 2011) an early conversation, Mar- findings will be published the Forest Service honored until the shack told me that the lines later. These scholars in- my request for the return of on the stone looked just like cluded: Dr. Lloyd Motz, pro- the Flagstaff Stone. Forest those he has seen on many fessor emeritus of Astronomy Service stones engraved by Cro- at Columbia University; Dr. Magnon in Europe. Marshack Michael Hudson, New School honored JEFFREY G OODMAN , PhD, is an ar- my re- said that if we could resolve for Social Research; Dr. chaeologist and geologist. He has the problems he thought Schuyler Cammann, profes- a professional degree in Geological quest for cleaning had apparently sor emeritus of Asian Studies Engineering from Colorado School the return done, then the “Flagstaff at the University of Pennsyl- of Mines, an M.A. in anthropology of the Stone” would be one of the vania; Dr. Diane Kelder, Art from the University of Arizona, an most important artifacts ever History at City College of M.B.A from Columbia University Flagstaff Graduate School of Business, and a found in the entire world. New York; and Doug Mazo- PhD. in anthropology from Califor- Stone.” nowicz, Upper Paleolithic art Beyond helping to establish a nia Coast University. For nearly 10 expert and Research Associ- years, Goodman was accredited by pre-glacial presence for early ate of the Carnegie Museum the former Society of Professional man in America, the Flagstaff of National History. For now, Archaeologists (SOPA) from 1978 Stone is beginning to look like the most important thing is to 1987. Two of his four books, an of great possible establishing the Flagstaff American Genesis and The Genesis Mystery , included accounts of his importance to humankind, Stone’s provenance, and age. specifically because of the discovery of an early man site in basic geometrical and mathe- The wisdom and scientific the mountains outside of Flagstaff, Arizona. For more information on matical information that the intelligence of the culture the complete story with never- lines on the stone convey. that produced the Flagstaff before-published photographs of Earlier in this report, the geo- Stone is clearly and un- the excavation site and participants metrical and mathematical equivocally demonstrated, (including the late Dr. Alan Bryan, information conveyed by the no matter how long ago they Professor of Archaeology, Univer- arrangement of the lines or lived. We now have empirical sity of Alberta) see Potential of the grooves on the stone was evidence for man being in Flagstaff Stone in the search for early man in the Americas , PCN referred to as the “elephant in the Americas during glacial #31, September-October 2014, the the room.” This information times. The fact that the Flag- 5th Anniversary Issue. See also, clearly testifies to the human staff Stone challenges most The Flagstaff Stone: A Paleo-Indian workmanship and intelligence generally accepted ideas engraved stone from Flagstaff, that produced the stone. It is about our early human an- Arizona , PCN #11, May-June 2011. beyond the scope of this cestors and their supposedly E-mail: Jeffrey Goodman report to go into detail about “primitive” minds and beliefs

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Flagstaff Stone supplemental section

Contained on this page are the primary figures from Dr. Allaz’ Flagstaff Stone electron microprobe scans cited in Dr. Goodman’s series. They have been enlarged for easier viewing.

Fig. 1. Locations of cuts for preparation of two petrographic thin sections of the Flagstaff Stone and subsequent electron microprobe study by Dr. Julien Allaz (see text on the following page). The study focused on the side of the stone with the more distinctive grooves. The goal was to determine if the sam- ple showed any signs of alteration and, if so, whether older or younger than the engravings.

Fig. 3.

Fig. 2. As per Dr. Allaz’s initial petrographic microscope ob- servations the Flagstaff Stone shows “two distinct domains.” One is a fresh gray core and the other is an altered brownish rim about 1-3 mm thick. Fig. 10.

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Member news and other info

Engineer, rock art re- and the blockading of con- intelligent as modern hu- “Ray Ur- searcher and preserva- flicting evidence. The sug- mans. One important discov- tionist, Ray Urbaniak— gestion of modern-level in- ery involves innovative heat- baniak— ing techniques from the Mid- who has written in PCN telligence throughout human dle Stone Age of South Af- who has about the generational po- is an idea that is in conflict with rica (c. 65,000 years old) to evolutionary create blades for . theory. A once-presumed much later innovation it is now the old- An example est evidence for use of the of evidence bow and ( Fig. 2 ). for modern –Middle Stone Aged behavior con- Used Innovative Heating Tech- verted into pre- niques to Make Tools human terms involves a col- http://www.sci-news.com/ archaeology/middle-stone-age- lection of 10,000 humans-heating-techniques- Fig. 1. Gibson Steps, Great Ocean Road, Australia South Coast makes it stone tools dated 04295.html easy to imagine different sea levels. Image: Wikimedia Commons. at 250,000 years old recently Update on health and written in tential of oral tradition re- discovered in Jordan’s East- circumstances of PC PCN garding rock art— ern Desert (in an article link founding member, Dr. recom- sent to us by Terry Bradford). Virginia Steen-McIntyre about the mends a The tools—including scrap- genera- 2015 paper ers, utilized flakes, Levallois For those who have ex- tional po- published in points and bifaces—revealed pressed concern or who have tential of the Austra- “surprisingly sophisticated” inquired, Virginia writes that lian Geogra- adapta- she is oral tradi- pher titled, tions, generally tion re- “Aboriginal “complex feeling garding memories strategies,” OK after rock art— of inunda- and “highly all of her tion of the variable current recom- Australian coast dating from techniques” and ex- mends a more than 7000 years ago.” for prey tended exploita- ordeals 2015 pa- Various simplified renditions tion. Yet, but still per ... of the paper’s thesis can be these peo- Fig. 2 . Oldest evidence for use of the bow moving at found all over the Internet. titled, ple are and arrow South Africa 65,000-years ago. about They provide interesting sup- ‘Aborigin referred to Katja Douze; Univ. of the Witwatersrand. “1/3 port for Urbaniak’s ideas that by the rhe- speed.” al memo- various ‘enigmatic’ images in torical term, “hominins,” and Virginia is 80 years old as of ries of in- Southwest U.S. rock art could as an “extinct species.” How- last week. She perceives that represent Ice Age mammals undation ever, they most certainly her metabolism has been such as mammoths. The of the would have been able to slowing down a bit. She says paper’s idea, that Aboriginals interbreed with modern hu- she has graduated to walking Austra- could have passed down over mans living today. with two canes and “furniture lian coast thousands of years and as far walking.” She is also on a back as 18,000 years accu- http://www.sci-news.com/ dating special exercise regimen to rate information regarding archaeology/hominins-stone- from help rebuild her strength and sea level changes (see Fig. 1 tools-butcher-rhinos-other- is trying to stand up normally more as a visual aid) is be- animals-04089.html and walk straight. She is also than yond what most anthropolo- Psychologist Terry dealing with some ongoing gists are conditioned to con- 7000 Bradford, PhD —who domestic stressors; and like sider due to their training. years keeps a watch out for mod- other PCN editors she is giv- Remember, whenever you ern-level in- ing her best shot at catching ago.’” hear any proclamations from creasingly being recognized up with some of her big-time anthropologists or paleon- in the Paleolithic record, has e-mail backlog—that for tologists that prehistoric peo- sent us additional current those who have written but ple were somehow less intel- discoveries continuing to not yet heard back. Again, ligent than we are today that prove that early humans—no we send Virginia our very this is a blinkered view per- matter what their purported best get well soon wishes! petuated through repetition age in time—were just as –John, Tom, and David

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Calico Early Man Site status report

By Fred E. Budinger, Jr., Former Director, archaeologist; San Bernardino, CA 92404; [email protected]

Note from the author: Friends of Calico support The text below was ini- group is no longer able to tially created by me and staff the site, Ms. Symons She is willing to receive then transmitted to Ms. believes that the BLM would comments from archae- Katrina Symons at BLM, Barstow. Ms. Symons need to staff the site in order ologists, Quaternary sci- edited the text to reflect to re-open it to the public. entists, geologists, geo- her views with minor morphologists and other grammatical changes Ms. Symons explained that interested persons. Ms. made by the PCN editors. there is no “FY 17” funding Symons can be contacted at available to repair the dam- [email protected]. The Calico Site is now age to the facilities—nor op- closed to all persons. erate the site. This will affect During the summer, the scheduling of activities at buildings in the camp FRED E. BUDINGER, JR., MA, RPA, is Calico. Meanwhile, all persons Senior Archaeologist at Budinger area were vandalized. are prohibited from the site; & Associates and former Curator Damage was exten- all gates will remain locked. (1974–1986) and Project Director sive and many items (2000–2008) at Calico Early Man and displays were Ms. Symons indicated that Site. Over the past several years stolen. The vandals the required evaluations will he has raised concerns and dis- broke windows, tore be scheduled and completed cussed in detail the threatened off doors, and left a in a logical and systematic Calico artifacts and the gradual and deliberate destruction of the lot of dangerous de- order. The old prospector’s site in several forward-looking shack (recently used as the bris in the parking articles including Protecting Calico and driving areas. camp’s kitchen and mess (PCN #17, May-June 2012), Sav- The buildings also hall and once used as the ing Calico Early Man Site (2012, pose a risk for Hanta- site’s Visitor Center) is more same issue), and The Calico virus due to the pres- than 50 years old. The Calico Legacies, December 2014 (PCN ence of rodent feces. Early Man Archaeological #32, Nov-Dec 2014). He has also provided updates on the In August, the Bu- District—an area of 100.5 diminishing state and acknowl- acres—is on the National Reg- reau of Land Manage- edgement of the site being very ment (BLM) Barstow ister of Historic Places (NRHP). timely concerning both for the Field Office Manager, The prospector’s shack was a preservation of American ar- Ms. Katrina Symons, focus of activity by Dr. Louis S. chaeological heritage evidence inspected the damage B. Leakey, Ruth DeEtte “Dee” and the general subject of truth and declared the Simpson, and crew between in science by way of several brief news items including An impor- Calico Site closed. 1964 and 1972. In that con- tant update on the state of af- text, the building will be evalu- The vandalism is still fairs at Calico Early Man Site being investigated by ated as a possible contributing (PCN #39, Jan-Feb 2016). In BLM and the San element to the NRHP listing. that update Budinger encapsu- Bernardino County lated current “professional” rul- The excavations will also be Sheriff’s Department. ings: 1.) “No [Calico] artifacts evaluated. The BLM is con- can be seen by anybody,” and, Catalogued images of Calico arti- cerned about the aging and 2.) A respected book author facts from the Photographic Project I recently spoke via (Bipoints Before Clovis) who wrote of archaeologist Chris Hardaker (PC telephone with Ms. structural integrity of the to Director Schroth about flying out founding member) added here by the Symons. She indi- roof structures over the to from Virginia to pho- editors to remind readers of the evi- cated that clean-up main pits as well as the tograph selected Calico speci- dence and American heritage implica- placement of barbed wire at cannot happen until mens for an up-coming book was tions at stake with ongoing destruction investigations are eye level on portions of the given the following response: of Calico Early Man Site. Calico is the completed. The cur- fence surrounding the exca- “The Calico collection is no longer only site in the Western Hemisphere vations. The integrity and available for study.” Budinger excavated by famed archaeologist Dr. rent Friends of Calico continues his efforts to keep . See PCN’s many Calico support group was safety of the excavations Calico site from being buried by articles for more details. Readers of notified by Ms. Sy- vis-à-vis OSHA regulations popular archaeology as have mainstream science have no idea mons in September will be evaluated. No BLM other sites such as Hueyatlaco. what they are talking about when that they would no funds are currently available buying mainstream attempts to claim longer be hosting the for corrective action. Fred E. Budinger, Jr. these artifacts were ‘made by nature’ public or maintaining San Bernardino, CA 92404 rather than intelligent human beings. I was encouraged by my con- the site. Since the versation with Ms. Symons. [email protected]

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Language origin theories are back in the news However, linguists are still ignoring archaeological evidence

By John Feliks

The more dogmatic they are Languages themselves, like refuted. Even though most that there must be some any cultural traits, constantly linguists are aware that the evolutionary explanation evolve but not the capacity subject of prehistoric lan- the more frus- for language. They are two guages needs to be multi- trated language very distinct disciplinary, origin theorists issues that most con- become by the experts get tinue to hy- fact that there stuck on pothesize are no due to pre- and specu- “primitive” lan- commitment late without guages today by to evolu- any reference which to make tionism and to symbolic ethnographic because evidence analogies to- they are recorded in ward presumed unaware ancient bone primitive lan- that evi- engravings— guages in the dence of possible rep- past and the modern- resentations accompanying level lan- of Paleolithic presumption guage ca- language. that early peo- pability ple were less 400,000 To be con- capable than us. years old tinued… Famed linguist, already Noam Chomsky, exists (e.g., JOHN FELIKS Fig. 1. Conference slides #17 and #25. has long ac- Figs. 1-3). learned the Superimposition shows two motifs as knowledged that basics of draft- ing (straight variations on a core motif. Duplicated all languages The lack of edge, compass, motifs are a hallmark of language. are complex awareness of evidence triangles, etc.) at (even those that an early age from such as this might seem sim- his father who ple) and that is one of the was a traditional effects of pre-CAD tool language could Fig. 3. Cartesian grid studies dem- suppression and die designer. not have had a onstrating conceptual links between That background in anthro- motifs; Base grids of a suppressed half-way-there led to noticing stage but must pology and knowledge system. can cause what appeared have appeared to be straight- researchers to spend years instantly as a edge-drawn lines in ancient bone capacity already going down paths which have engravings and to many implica- fully-developed. already been geometrically tions for early human capabilities.

Below: The story of suppressed Lower Paleolithic linguistic evidence suggesting that lan- guage capability is recorded ‘visually’ in the archaeological record (much like a musical score records pitches on paper). The graphics of Bilzingsleben series, Parts 1–9, is available in PCN and is also available online as interlinked html. Many include references to Chomsky’s ideas, innate language capability, representation, evidence of analogy, scale-based modal syntax, etc. At the bottom are the three original 2006 externally-published papers on the topic:

Part 1: Proof of straight edge use by Homo erectus PDF (html to full series) Part 2: Censoring the world’s oldest human language Since first presented in Lisbon in Part 3: Base grids of a suppressed Homo erectus knowledge system 2006 the papers Graphics and Phi Part 4: 350,000 years before Bach (Musings, etc.) have inspired several Part 5: Gestalten extrapolations without citation. Fig. 2 Conference slides #24 and #14. Recently, e.g., ideas based on the Part 6: The Lower Paleolithic origins of advanced mathematics core rigorous angle studies have Part 7: Who were the people of Bilzingsleben? prompted claims just short of H. erectus astronomers being capa- Part 8: Evidence for a Homo erectus campsite depiction in 3D ble of routing ships to Mars. This Part 9: Artifact 6 ‘Lower tier’ in multiview and oblique projections is an effect of censorship where venues are blocked in anthropol- The graphics of Bilzingsleben - full text html (aft. Musings on the Palaeolithic Fan Motif) ogy by competitive researchers. Phi in the Acheulian - abstract & selected figures - and link to full text html Five constants from an Acheulian compound line (2012) Aplimat - Journal of> Applied Cont. Mathematics on page 12 5 (1): 69-74

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Lithics and relics of East Anglia, U.K., Part 2 a.) Perforated flint, b.) Bone implement

By Kevin Lynch and Richard Dullum

Perforated flint—a sign of “Personal modern human behavior ornaments Earlier this year I once as known again visited the Norfolk beaches. Although weather conditions were not that favor- able it was hoped that the tide coincid- ing with low water in the middle of the day (and being a sizeable spring tide) would Fig. 1. A well-worked bifacial tri-form flint from West Runton, Norfolk, strip the beaches of apparently pierced for suspension as a personal ornament. Since personal sand and expose the ornaments or jewelry have symbolic significance they are a sign of mod- ern human behavior. The artifact was recovered in situ by Kevin Lynch flints, etc., beneath. from one of J-R Moir’s Acheulian-age sites on the fore-shore between We arrived at the Cromer and Mundesley. Photos by Kevin Lynch. West Runton beach at about mid-day. cant compared with our ear- quality is that it had been per- West Runton is one of lier excursions to the site. forated near the edge almost the most important We found a few small tools, certainly to be suspended as sites investigated and blades and arrowheads made a personal ornament and, published by James from the very black flint that more specifically, as a pen- Reid-Moir during the early man prized so much. dant. Personal ornaments as Later in the day, we contin- known from the archaeologi- from the early 20th Century. However, it is ignored by mainstream ued around the coastline to cal record are a sure sign of archaeo- archaeology. We have writ- Happisburgh (Happisburgh, if modern human behavior. logical re- ten much about this site in you will recall, is the locality where in 2013 human foot- When such objects are recov- cord are a the pages of PCN . See espe- ered from or Meso- cially: Following Moir along prints were discovered dating sure sign to 850,000 years old as men- lithic-age contexts they are the Norfolk coast at West interpreted not only as personal of modern Runton and Cromer ( PCN tioned above). By this time weather conditions had dete- ornaments but also as signs of human be- #38, Nov-Dec 2015); A lithic a flintknapper’s skill, perhaps havior.” site at West Runton, Norfolk riorated even more. Search- ing the beaches had become votives of some kind or—more (PCN #39, Jan-Feb 2016); directly—as symbols which lead James Reid-Moir was right on extremely difficult. The per- sistent rain and high winds to their interpretation as track 100 years ago proven signs of modern thought. This by 850,000-year old foot- were such that our faces were stinging. So, we decided to specimen is especially signifi- prints recently discovered in cant if we apply these same Happisburgh, Norfolk, U.K. bag up our finds and inspect them more closely at home. interpretations. This is be- (PCN #28, March-April cause the discovery of human 2014); Part 1 of this series A few days later, I searched footprints in the Happisburgh (PCN #43, Sept-Oct 2016); through the materials we had region has pushed back human and The Repeatibility factor recovered at West Runton and presence in Norfolk to as much of Moir’s discoveries ( PCN Happisburgh and was sur- as 950,000 years. Therefore, #40, March-April 2016). prised to find that we had since Runton is a known Lower West Runton is an Acheulian retrieved some very intriguing Paleolithic site, the handaxe age site dated c. 400,000 to material after all. One such itself could extend as far back one million years old which item, found at West Runton, is as that time. Earlier in the year we have repeatedly investi- especially noteworthy. It is a I discovered a small, well- gated over the years. On this small well-made triangular flint preserved and unrolled by wave particular occasion the finds of a handaxe shape ( Fig. 1 ). action hand from this layer. The artifact’s most notable didn’t seem to be that signifi- > Cont. on page 10 > Cont. on page 12

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A possible multi-purpose finds that I realized this may handed individual. It must bone implement be something of interest. Al- have been a favorite tool of “I decided to though it is in a well preserved someone to cause this polish. walk further Just before leaving the Hap- state I am quite sure that it is It seems likely to me that this out on the pisburgh site on that rainy not fossilized bone. It appears was a multipurpose tool akin and windy day, I decided to exposed clay to be an implement such as to handaxes which have com- walk further out on the ex- perhaps used for animal skin monly been called the “Swiss towards the posed clay towards the low preparation. We had prior Army Knife of the Acheulian” low water water line. I believe this was found other possible tools made and perhaps kept for a consid- line. I be- the layer where the now from cetacean bone. erable amount of time. Bone famous dated Happisburgh See e.g., Hap- implements such as these are pisburgh imple- rare as beach finds. Perhaps it ments: Today , survived because it had be- PCN #36, July- come embedded in silt, which August 2015. later protected it from the ele- ments. If it is what it appears The implement to be it could be almost one is 17cm long million years old. I recently by 4.5cm wide discovered that during Moir’s at its greatest time 29 individuals collected width and seems from the Norfolk sites alone to be quite well some 50,000 flint, bone, and preserved. The other stone implements. bone itself is Almost all were rejected as well mineralized. authentic lithics. This seems a While the type of remarkable number of imple- animal it is from ments resembling the work is as yet uniden- of man only to be rejected. Is tified I can state there some underlying reason that it is heavier for their rejection? Apart from than you would such as Calico in California expect at first (excavated by Dr. Louis glance. As with Leakey) I am not aware of many of the this happening in any other Norfolk imple- parts of the world. With the ments, this piece game-changing discovery of only becomes 950,000-year old Happisburgh apparent as a human footprints it seems a likely tool when good time to call the archaeo- Fig. 2. Happisbugh bone implement. Top: A perfect fitting of the two ends it falls into the logical community to task on suggests left hand use. E.g., heel of the bone fits perfectly and comfortably hand where it why the Norfolk and Suffolk into the palm of the hand; Index ‘finger pad’ is polished from use; Slot for then becomes an sites contain so many objects middle finger to curl around underneath is also polished. Bottom: View of obvious imple- resembling known artifacts. the complete implement from proposed underside. Photos by Kevin Lynch. ment ( Fig. 2 ). In other words, KEVIN L YNCH is a retired British business- man, amateur archaeologist, archivist is from. Thereupon, its likely use as a tool is and member of the Prehistoric Society of lieve this I discovered what to my first most apparent when held. Britain. He and his wife live in Hadleigh, was the impression appeared to be a Suffolk, UK. An avid collector of flints from his local countryside and beaches, Lynch’s piece of wood protruding from Towards the presumed “tip” it layer where has been cut at an acute angle specialty is British archaeology of the late the now fa- the clay bed. It was for a con- 19th and early 20th centuries and the life siderable portion of its length seemingly to serve a particular and works of J. Reid-Moir. He and Rich- Dullum have blended their interests mous dated worn completely flat by the purpose and likely subsequent use had the effect of causing in prehistory to write informative articles Happis- tides. On further inspection, related to the hey-day of British archae- however, I decided it was a a polish on the angled edge. ology at the turn of the 20th Century. burgh hand Further handling reinforced the axe is piece of fossilized whale bone. RICHARD D ULLUM is a surgical R.N. work- Whale bone is common on the idea that the object was used ing in a large O.R. for the past 30 years from.” beaches of Norfolk and Suffolk. as a tool possibly in the prepa- and a researcher in early human prehis- ration of animal skins, scraping tory and culture. He is also a Vietnam Only the very tip protruding vet with a degree in biology. In addition it was with some difficulty the fat from the skin perhaps? to his work with Kevin Lynch, he has that I dug it from the clay. At Further down the shaft of the written eight prior articles for PCN . bone appears to be additional the time I gave it little interest All of Dullum and Lynch’s articles in as I placed it in our finds bag. use polish perhaps from where PCN can be found at the following link: it was held. The fitting seemed It was not until several weeks http://pleistocenecoalition.com/ later while going through our to suggest it was used by a left index.htm#Dullum_and_Lynch

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From Stone Age to Space Age, Part 4

By Vesna Tenodi MA, archaeology; artist and writer

Australian archaeology on litically undesirable archaeo- nected to contemporary tribes the crossroads logical material, especially or their ancestors. This was human fossilised remains. evidenced by the Mungo Man Any information about techno- remains dated to c. 60–70,000 logically advanced races in- Throughout the 1980s, while years old. He agreed with habiting the Australian conti- this trend of fabricating Aus- Rhys Jones, and spoke about nent tens of thousands tralian prehistory was gain- a ‘cyclic evolution-devolution’ of years before the ing momentum, he was one interchange of completely influx of Stone Age of its most vocal opponents. different races and cultures. Aboriginal tribes has been deleted from The dire consequences of By the early 2000s, Dr. Mul- Australian textbooks. misdirected policy as fore- vaney became aggravated The information as seen by Dr Mulvaney are with the seemingly unstoppa- provided by Aborigi- obvious to all of us today. ble Aboriginal industry, which nal informants and collected His predictions were proven according to him had de- “In order by past researchers over 200 to be correct. In my conver- stroyed Australian archae- to hide years, was systematically re- sations with him, Dr Mul- ology. He objected to genuine vaney criticized the Aborigi- the placed with a fabricated story research data being replaced about Australian prehistory, nal industry for tampering by a politically correct fabri- truth, concocted by the taxpayer- with his publications, delet- cation of so-called “research archaeo- funded Aboriginal industry. ing anything they deemed to results.” This Aboriginal indus- logical be “damaging” or “offensive” try, with its endless litanies For the last fifty years, the to Aboriginal tribes. evidence about Aboriginal “sacred cul- Aboriginal industry has been ture,” by now has descended of so- misusing taxpayer money to Throughout the 1990s, Mul- vaney kept warning both his into a farce, making absurd phisticat invent a culture that “never claims that any archaeologists existed,” according to Pro- students and the public in ed ear- general that newly-invented wishing to keep their jobs fessor Emeritus, the late Dr. must pretend to subscribe to. lier cul- John Mulvaney (2013). stories about Australian pre- tures history should not be Dr. Mulvaney further noted In order to hide the truth ar- trusted. Archaeological con- was de- that the Aboriginal industry chaeological evidence of sophis- clusions should not be has caused irreparable dam- stroyed, ticated earlier cultures was manufactured by politicians age not only to Australian thanks destroyed thanks to the repa- and lawyers. He kept re- archaeology but also to our to the triation law and also enforced minding the public of the “basic scientific prerogative by the Aboriginal industry. forbidden truth: apart from to examine material and repatria- the Aboriginal past as traced Professor Mulvaney with make conclusions without tion law, back to the Kow Swamp site political interference” (pers. also en- other courageous prehistori- Australia also has a different ans such as Rhys Jones and comm. 2013). forced by past, reaching much deeper Alan Thorne, was able to into antiquity long before He and his colleagues Rhys the Abo- foresee where the Aboriginal- Aboriginal tribes colonized Jones and Alan Thorne were riginal empowerment policy would the continent. For instance, the most enthusiastic ar- indus- lead. He predicted the de- the Kow Swamp material, chaeologists one could hope struction of important ar- try.” with its ample Homo erectus to encounter. chaeological evidence, and its skeletons dating to c. 9,000 replacement with fabricated to 14,000 years old is now When I met them in the mid- theories of the Australian past. claimed by the contemporary 1980s at the National Univer- tribes as their ancestors. sity in Canberra, Professor In the 1980s, Dr. Mulvaney Mulvaney struck me as a real warned the authorities about Dr. Mulvaney (in mainstream gentleman. Softly-spoken the damage that would be anthropology terms) claimed and mild-mannered he talked done to Australian archae- that there had been an inver- with such deep conviction ology if it were to be run by sion of evolutionary progres- that his theories immediately politicians and lawyers to suit sion, a hiccup in linear evolution resonated with me. By con- the new political agenda and so to speak. According to Mul- trast, Rhys was a passionate support Aboriginal land claims. vaney, prior to Homo erectus , warrior for the truth, and Until the day he died on Sep- Australia was inhabited by ad- refused to tone down his tember 21, 2016, Mulvaney vanced Homo sapiens species scorn for the then emerging criticized destruction of po- (see Eds. Note following page) which were not genetically con- > Cont. on page 1220

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trend of fabricating the Aus- sapiens.” When Aborigines Pintupi Nine—living pre- tralian past. That attitude started claiming that the history also resonated with me. very term “prehistory” is “The This new “spanner-in-the- “very offensive” to them, the original ” Dr. Mulvaney was Neither could be silenced. While Aboriginal industry decided joking about is the Pintupi reports Jones and Thorne remained to replace the word with tribe, consisting of nine peo- were sim- strong critics of the farce that “deep past,” which they ple who never had any contact with our civili- zation, and was dis- covered in 1984 in the Gibson desert in West- ern Australia ( Fig. 1 ). The tribe had been unaware of the arrival of Europeans on the continent, lived an unchanged Paleolithic nomadic existence and roamed waterholes near Lake Mackay in Central Australia, naked except for human- belts. Most Aboriginal tribes, when seeing white men for the first time, saw Fig. 1. The Pintupi Nine in 1984; BBC News , December 23, 2014. the white people as gods and were in awe. But deemed a more politically the Pintupi, who were ply de- had correct expression. scared of the aircraft flying clared become, John Mulvaney tried over their heads, thought the to be to accommodate the new Forbidden past, forbidden whites were the devil, and paradigm in his later work. present kept hiding. Once discovered, ‘incorrect’ they chose to continue living in His Prehistory of Australia , Dr. Mulvaney was often cov- and isolation for the next 20 years. originally published in 1968, ering his frustration with gradually was altered and tampered humorous irony. “Look at the In 2014, the nine remaining replaced with. Three decades later, a Pintupi tribe,” he said, “they members of the Pintupi tribe with a revised edition was published are a real spanner in the obtained an agreement that new para- in 1999. When I asked him Aboriginal industry wheels. turned 4.2 million hectares why he allowed the heavy Since the Pintupi morphology digm, (16,200 sq miles) into an editing, his response was is a typical Homo erectus , it Indigenous Protected Area ‘inventing quite agitated: “I did not was a marvelous opportunity or IPA (See Fig. 2 on the a culture have a choice! They forced for us to examine living pre- following page). that me to have a co-author for historic people, to gain an the new edition of my book. extraordinary, first-hand The Australian land given to never ex- They said my conclusions insight into Paleolithic life- Aboriginal tribes, who form isted.’” offend Aborigines, causing style. But in this current 2% of the Australian popula- anger and confrontation, that ideological climate we are tion—not including white some parts must be altered not allowed to investigate people who pretend to be in line with this new para- the past or the present. I’m Aborigines—is now esti- digm… Now we not only have sure the facts we can observe mated to cover about 60% to glorify an invented culture will in our textbooks be re- of the total Australian land we all know never existed, placed with yet another in- mass. With 30 billion dollars but we also have to use this vented story of some secret of taxpayers’ money that the new jargon.” This was in custom (to explain the mor- tribes receive every year, as reference to Alan Thorne who phology) that is too sacred well as countless billions excavated the Kow Swamp to discuss without Aboriginal flowing to Aboriginal organi- site uncovering the remains permission.” This is not to sations from businesses con- of more than 40 people. The mention that conducting any ducted on the land given to remains were analysed; and genetic research is also for- them, it is now an increas- while found to clearly belong bidden. [Eds. note: The terms ingly thorny issue for a ma- to Homo erectus , they were Homo erectus and Homo sapiens jority of Australians. Austra- and their uses are in perpetual flux.] renamed as “robust Homo > Cont. on page 13

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lian people are now experi- an explosion of discontent. art. This is not to mention that encing “compassion fatigue,” For the first time in recent the Wanjina and Bradshaw and feel lied to and betrayed history, Aboriginal violence—a anthropomorphic paintings “I see this by the Australian politicians taboo topic until a few months were created by pre- moment as who kept claiming that even- ago—is on everybody’s lips. Aboriginal races, as confirmed a long- tually we will live to see It appears on the front pages by all Aboriginal informants. overdue some positive outcome. of Australian newspapers and in speeches of our politicians. Political correctness and a opportunity It’s time to tell the truth long line of corrupt politicians for Austra- Archaeologists and artists have destroyed Australian Australia seems to have had strike back archaeology and denied Aus- lian ar- enough of Orwellian Newspeak. tralian artists their right to chaeology For a long time, most Austra- I see this moment as a long- create art free of harassment. to be re- lians have been fully aware overdue opportunity for Aus- that we have all been lied to. tralian archaeology to be re- After fifty years of suffering vived…and But any of us was threatened vived. I see it as an opportu- this ideological tyranny, Aus- for the with court action should we nity for our vilified scientists tralians are now striking Aboriginal dare to speak about reality. to be rehabilitated, for our back, ready to destroy the industry artists to regain their right to corrupt policy which has In 2009, I and my group of create art without fear of ruined our Australian values. with its artists decided to speak out violence, and for the Aborigi- Note: This article is dedicated to propaga- about Aboriginal violence nal industry with its propa- and the corruption in the the late John Mulvaney, the father of Australian archaeology, who had the courage to criticize the corrupt Aborigi- nal industry for inventing a culture that never existed.

VESNA T ENODI is an archaeolo- gist, artist, and writer based in Sydney, Austra- lia. She received her Mas- ter’s Degree in Archae- ology from the University of Zagreb, Croatia. She also has a diploma in Fine Arts from the School of Applied Arts in Zagreb. Her Degree Thesis was focused on the spiri- tuality of Neolithic man in Central Europe as evidenced in iconography and symbols in prehistoric art and . After migrating to Sydney, she worked for 25 years for the Australian Gov- ernment, and ran her own business. Today she is an independent researcher and spiritual archaeologist, con- centrating on the origins and meaning of pre-Aboriginal Fig. 2. The Pintupi today; BBC News, December 23, 2014. Australian rock art. In the process, she is developing a gators of a falsified past to theory of the Pre-Aboriginal races tors of a Aboriginal industry. We were be held accountable, ex- which she has called the Rajanes attacked and terrorized by falsified posed and de-funded. and Abrajanes. In 2009, Tenodi both violent Aboriginal established the DreamRaiser pro- past to be groups and the arrogant If there were to be any chance ject, with a group of artists who held ac- organizations belonging to of revival for Australian ar- explore iconography and ideas con- tained in ancient art and mythology. countable, the Aboriginal industry. They chaeology, it is important to were absolutely certain we repeat some simple but forbid- Website: www.modrogorje.com exposed would quickly be silenced by den legal facts. For instance, and de- their well-proven effective Aborigines do not “own the E-mail: [email protected] funded.” methods of intimidation. past.” The tribes do not hold All of Tenodi’s articles published copyright on . in Pleistocene Coalition News can But we kept talking. They kept No-one needs Aboriginal be found at the following link: attacking. It took eight long “permission” to reference their http://pleistocenecoalition.com/ and horrible years, but now, work to pre-Aboriginal rock all of a sudden, we witness #vesna_tenodi

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